Jean Zhao
@jeanjean.joban
Jean Zhao
@jeanjean.joban
Intentionality & Leading with Care
Was reading alot about leadership lately, and reflecting on my time at TikTok and beyond - where we meet atrocious leaders or leaders where we thought “what the hell, do they know what they’re doing?!?!”, to inspiring leaders where despite their limited view point / visibility and control, held onto the shears of human decency they can muster and held onto terminated of what they considered “humane” (or normal) principles of leadership and leading a team…
who’s right, who’s wrong…? I’m sure everyone has their starting point that they are working from…
But respect to those who try to manage to preserve despite difficulties, those who try to continue despite cloudiness or darkness… I salute you.
And for those in middle management right now - if you want a sympathetic ear or a minor gleaming slither of light… am happy to offer a sympathetic ear and who knows , I just as fresh perspective on things may change your outlook and approach…
This is a book of hope—hope for adults who grew up with parenting that they want to avoid passing on to their children.
In Growing Up Again: Parenting Ourselves, Parenting Our Children, authors Jean Illsley Clarke and Connie Dawson talk about healing one hole at a time. “There is no quick fix,” they write. “There is no magical, sudden way to borrow the needed skills and to reclaim our self-confidence and self-esteem. We must do it ourselves step by step; we must
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gives your child a taste of success, as well as a structure they can use throughout their life to help strengthen their confidence and reach their dreams.